Murugan Statue - 12 x 5.5 Inches | Resin Statue/ Standing Kartikeya Statue for Pooja
• Enhance your sacred space with the divine presence of the Lord Murugar resin statue.
• This Resin Murugan Statue is a sublime masterpiece that encapsulates the divine essence of Lord Murugan.
• The statue features Lord Murugan, the epitome of divine valor and wisdom.
• This trinity symbolizes the celestial union and harmony, reflecting the auspicious presence of the divine family.
• Every detail in the Murugan idol is intricately carved, capturing the divine attributes of Lord Murugan.
• From the symbolism in their accessories to the expressions on their faces, each element is a testament to the craftsmanship and devotion imbued in the creation.
• Placing this Murugan idol in your sacred space or home altar can bring an aura of tranquility, devotion, and divine energy.
• This Murugan silai makes for an ideal devotional gift for weddings, housewarming ceremonies, or any auspicious occasion.
• Bring home the divine presence of Lord Murugan with this holy Murugan silai.
• Elevate your spiritual space, invite blessings, and bask in the grace of this beautifully crafted representation of celestial love and harmony.
A short narrative about the birth of Murugar
The birth of Lord Murugan is the center of several stories, many of which contradict one another. One such story is that The Devas approached Kailash and asked Lord Shiva to save them from the demon Tarakasura because Lord Brahma granted Tarakasura the blessing that only a son of Lord Shiva would be able to slay him.
After hearing about the Devas' situation, Lord Shiva assured them that a child would be born to save them. It is believed that the six sparks that emitted from Lord Shiva's third eye gave birth to Lord Murugan.
Agni, the Fire God, is said to have carried these sparks and set them in a pond known as Saravana. Six kids were claimed to have been born on each lotus in the pond. The infants were nourished and raised by six Kritikas, a constellation's stars.
As a result of this, Lord Murugan is often referred to as Kartikeya, or ""Son of Krittikas."" When Parvathi and Shiva arrived, Parvati gathered all six infants and embraced them into a single being.
The child's birth was celebrated by the Devas, and at reaching maturity, he was designated the Devas' commander-in-chief.
